The Lithographic Institute of Australia (LIA) Victoria recently took part in the 25th Annual Awards Festival held by Holmesglen TAFE with Tan Pham from Andrew Kohn Pty Ltd winning the most outstanding Third Year Apprentice award in Printing Trades.
The ceremony, which was held at Holmesglen’s Victorian Tunnelling Centre at Chadstone, is a regular fixture on the apprenticeship calendar and celebrates the achievements of Holmesglen students, staff and industry.
Rounding out the awards for printing, Hannah Coleman from Flying Colours Group took out the award for Second Year apprentices, while Mark Pedroni from Fildes Manufacturing won the First Year award and Caroline Moss won the Outstanding Achievement Award.
Robyn Frampton, representing the LIA Victoria, said the LIA has had a longstanding relationship with Holmesglen, in line with its commitment to supporting education and training, and encouraging and sponsoring career development.
“We are delighted to sponsor these important awards and, in particular, to recognise the achievements of Tan Pham who has been named Holmesglen Institute’s Most Outstanding Third Year Apprentice in Printing Trades,” Frampton said, adding that the winner received a certificate of acknowledgement from the LIA and a gift card to the value of $100.
The LIA, whose Victorian chapter was recently reactivated, is also planning a technical evening on 31 May at Southern Impact and will have a stand at PacPrint from 28 June to 1 July.
“The LIA welcomes all people in print to join us as we foster connections, share ideas, learn from technical sessions and encourage career development across our diverse and exciting sector,” Frampton said.
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